- of
papery bracts,
called the
lemma (lower
bract) and
palea (upper
bract),
while each
spikelet (group of florets) has a
further pair of
bracts at its base...
- cone
bract length was
often used to
divide the
larches into two
sections (sect.
Larix with
short bracts, and sect.
Multiserialis with long
bracts), but...
-
Abaca bract mosaic virus (ABrMV) is a
plant pathogenic virus. It is
transmitted by
Pentalonia nigronervosa,
Aphis gossypii, and
Rhopalosiphum maidis....
-
modified leaves, the
bracts,
which in Xerochrysum, as in most Gnaphalieae, are petal-like, stiff, and papery.
Arranged in rows,
these bracts curl over and enclose...
-
subtended by more than five
leaflike bracts. Each
flowerhead is
circled by an
involucre that
consists of many spine-tipped
bracts of
usually between 11 and 18 mm...
- bloom, but what
appear to be four,
white petals are
actually four
spreading bracts below the
cluster of incon****uous yellow-green flowers. The
blossoms appear...
- the stem
lengthens and the
bracts separate one from another,
turning a co**** red-brown. As the
fruit ripens, the
bracts fall away,
leaving a ragged-looking...
-
While most of the wild
trees have
white bracts, some
selected cultivars of this tree also have pink
bracts, some even
almost a true red. They typically...
- incon****uous,
highlighted by
several brightly colored modified leaves called bracts. The
bracts can vary in color,
ranging from white, red, mauve, purple-red, or...
-
commonly known as three-lobe beggarticks, three-part beggarticks, leafy-
bracted beggarticks or
trifid bur-marigold. It is
native to much of Eurasia, North...
